CANADA Canada - Ying (Anita) Mui, 56, Markham Ontario, 9 Aug 2024

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Rikissa said:
Are there any proofs of a connection between these ladies, or is it only speculations due to the fact that they are females, of Chinese origin, and about the same age?
Would you/your friend have made the same claims/speculations if they had been three blond, French-speaking women in their 50s?
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I would. Wouldn't you?
And people are speculating. That's what we do here. They don't need to have proof of their speculations.
 
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Curiousobserver said:
And how unusual that they don't know for sure if she went there... It must be empty otherwise at least the owners/occupants would know if she had been there. I don't know any female real estate agents who go to empty properties in rural areas by themselves.
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it still happens, despite the danger
 
I wonder if medical centre buildings have security cameras? Assuming LE have printed car. Did she drive her car there or someone else? I wonder if there was an office suite for rent or store for sale in the strip plaza she had listed?
 
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I saw from the link posted above, Mui has something like $50 million in current listings she's selling. She's responsible to all those owners to sell those listings (and will net something like $2.5 million if she sells them all for their asking prices). Plus all the clients who she is helping to buy. So unlike some other well-known missing/ murdered female realtors, she's no newbie.

JMO
 
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Given it's been one week with no sightings or word, the vacation theory is becoming more doubtful. If LE Media Officers don't work weekends, when would the public expect an update? Are journalists asking the correct questions? Have family started a search campaign?
 
AddyFinch said:
Given it's been one week with no sightings or word, the vacation theory is becoming more doubtful. If LE Media Officers don't work weekends, when would the public expect an update? Are journalists asking the correct questions? Have family started a search campaign?
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IMO, they're busy but not in a way that they will update the public. For example, poring over CCTV footage and cell tower pings to try to trace anyone associated with her last location, poring over her text messages/emails and phone numbers she'd contacted. Interviewing everyone who knew her. Or, perhaps, surveilling a suspect.
Extremely labour intensive, but not something to share with the public.

JMO
 
Cedars said:
IMO, they're busy but not in a way that they will update the public. For example, poring over CCTV footage and cell tower pings to try to trace anyone associated with her last location, poring over her text messages/emails and phone numbers she'd contacted. Interviewing everyone who knew her. Or, perhaps, surveilling a suspect.
Extremely labour intensive, but not something to share with the public.

JMO
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Yes, exactly. I'm not hearing of any searches etc being arranged by family or community. Surely her community would be out and about with flyers, searches etc. They say she was very involved with community and well respected, but now silence? The LE must know something more from family, state of mind, conversation of last call with son, threats???? I fully understand the lack of sharing evidence etc with public, but at the same time, delaying info delays people from coming forward with info, or looking for her etc. I think the reason her car was found in that spot (if she parked it there) says something, but what?
 
www.theglobeandmail.com

Missing Markham realtor celebrated as a high-performing agent a day before her disappearance

Yuk-Ying (Anita) Mui, 56, was reported missing by her family after she left her home in Markham on Aug. 9 and never returned. Police say the matter is being treated as suspicious
www.theglobeandmail.com www.theglobeandmail.com

DBM - nevermind....eye yey yey.

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...“She’s good at what she does,” said Eric Tang, who’s known Ms. Mui professionally for nearly 20 years. He said he spoke to her at the event for leading agents and praised her on a deal worth upward of $10-million.

“She did a nice big transaction – I congratulated her,” he said.
 
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I haven't been able to keep up fully with this case and other similar cases, but I'm just going to say that there is a huge amount of money involved in real estate in Markham, Richmond Hill, etc. (i.e. northern GTA) Large amounts of money attract people with ill intentions. I'm not saying that Anita is involved with anything, but that doesn't mean that she couldn't be a victim of those criminal groups, or simply greedy people, that occupy this market.

I hope we hear some positive news soon!

(P.S. As an aside, I used to work in institutional investments. And any area of investments that involved large transactional payments, such as commercial real estate and mortgages, was ripe for con men and criminals. Of course there were many wonderful, honest people who worked in these industries, but there were also a number of people who weren't so ethical. This might not have anything to do with this case, but I just wanted to put my experience out there.)
 
Snoopster said:
I haven't been able to keep up fully with this case and other similar cases, but I'm just going to say that there is a huge amount of money involved in real estate in Markham, Richmond Hill, etc. (i.e. northern GTA) Large amounts of money attract people with ill intentions. I'm not saying that Anita is involved with anything, but that doesn't mean that she couldn't be a victim of those criminal groups, or simply greedy people, that occupy this market.

I hope we hear some positive news soon!

(P.S. As an aside, I used to work in institutional investments. And any area of investments that involved large transactional payments, such as commercial real estate and mortgages, was ripe for con men and criminals. Of course there were many wonderful, honest people who worked in these industries, but there were also a number of people who weren't so ethical. This might not have anything to do with this case, but I just wanted to put my experience out there.)
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We can't forget Peggy Chan from last year
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/peggy-chan-arrest-mortgage-fraud-markham-1.6962776
 
Globe article is interesting with new facts related to her, it mentions four previous court cases.
I wonder if there is an element of jealousy or anger for her high sales, of the most recent of 10 million dollars. I would be looking into the facts related to that last huge sale.
Neighbours of that Vandorf Side road property of talking a bit. Empty for ten years is a long time. If it hasn't been maintained is it even rentable?Missing Markham realtor celebrated as a high-performing agent a day before her disappearance
 
Professional Brief. Interesting the owner (colleague/CEO) of the real estate company (noted in this link), stated she leaves home at 9:30 each day. How would he know that?
Also in that same article, YRP spokesperson said "no suspicious evidence to suggest what may have happened to her but the fact she hasn’t yet checked in with her family was enough to raise concern"
They also stated York police spokesperson, told the Star that information obtained through the investigation suggests Mui may have been seen in the rural area in York Region near Kennedy and Vandorf roads in Stouffville".
Some of this info is conflicting with the other released snippets.
I am still confused why Marine/Air/Dogs/Command Post were instituted when LE says no suspicious evidence. Was this a case of CYA on LE part? Or is there something we do not know. LE denies connection in these missing women cases, but I'm not so sure. I believe they also said that about Bernardo.
 
In response to your question about LE not saying the cases are related - LE in general are loathe to let the public think they have a serial on their hands. I feel we all have a right to know, but I’m not LE.
 
AddyFinch said:
Professional Brief. Interesting the owner (colleague/CEO) of the real estate company (noted in this link), stated she leaves home at 9:30 each day. How would he know that?
Also in that same article, YRP spokesperson said "no suspicious evidence to suggest what may have happened to her but the fact she hasn’t yet checked in with her family was enough to raise concern"
They also stated York police spokesperson, told the Star that information obtained through the investigation suggests Mui may have been seen in the rural area in York Region near Kennedy and Vandorf roads in Stouffville".
Some of this info is conflicting with the other released snippets.
I am still confused why Marine/Air/Dogs/Command Post were instituted when LE says no suspicious evidence. Was this a case of CYA on LE part? Or is there something we do not know. LE denies connection in these missing women cases, but I'm not so sure. I believe they also said that about Bernardo.
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Can you expand on what info is conflicting? Thanks.
 
slowpoke said:
Can you expand on what info is conflicting? Thanks.
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LE states suspicious, but stated in professional brief article "nothing suspicious". The Globe article stated Anita may have been going to property on Vandorf side road, but professional brief article stated " she may have been seen there
Professional real estate article
YRP media
Globe article
Journalistic errors?
Mr Chow stated his relationship with her was a colleague, but strange he would know what time she leaves each day, when other info stated last family saw her was 0930. Maybe Mr Chow cohabitates with her therefore he would know when she left each day.
Another article (not reputable IMHO so not included) stated "they had confirmed with Anita that morning of a lunch meeting on Aug 19. She confirmed she would attend." But in hindsight who answered that text? Her or another person in possession of her phone? (Assuming this info is legit.)
 
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